Separation Anxiety – Sam Rupsa
Sam Rupsa’s image collection, titled “Separation Anxiety” is aptly named – the photos immediately bring fourth a discernible feeling of uneasiness. The scenes appear to be void of any human presence, and the focus on small areas of light among the darkness of nighttime elicits a deep feeling of loneliness. Upon viewing the photos, we […]
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An Interview with the Composer of Canada’s Reputation, Political Photojournalist Jean-Marc Carisse
I meet Jean-Marc Carisse in front of the Chapters on Rideau Street. We walk together to the corner of Slater and Elgin to wait for a bus to his home.
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The Ice Palace is Gone – Ian Lewandowski
Ian Lewandowski is an American photographer completing his Masters of Fine Arts at the State University of New York at Purchase (lovingly known as Suny Purchase). The twenty-eight years young photographer spends his free time listening to Joni Michell and his working time shooting queer folk and teaching undergraduate students. I thought I’d ask the […]
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115: Luca Abbadati brings us to a New Level at a Site of his Childhood
Luca Abbadati is an Italian architect and photographer from the town of Leno, in the province of Brescia between Milan and Verona. Abbadati began taking photographs to support his education in architecture. Accordingly, some of his most beautiful shots can be found in his series titled Await, although the landscapes of Iceland (among others) preclude […]
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Visions of Rome by Brando Ghinzelli
Visions of Rome by Brando Ghinzelli is an aesthetically oriented photo series that explores the awe-inspiring, historic city of Rome. Once the most important city of the ancient world and now the capital of Italy, Rome has been the home of the Italian photographer Brando Ghinzelli for four years. We recently had the pleasure of […]
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Beach Boys by Sara Sousa
We recently had the pleasure of interviewing Sara Sousa about her series Beach Boys, an aesthetic exploration of bodies and sand. First, let’s start with a couple biographical questions to introduce you to our readers – where are you from? Do you practice photography as a hobby or a profession? When or why did your interest […]
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A Conversation with Nick Prideaux
Meet Nick Prideaux – an Australian photographer and visual storyteller based in Bangkok. His photos vary from minimalist compositions with saturated colour, to atmospheric shots in delicate light. Prideaux uses 35mm film and approaches photography in a “diaristic manner”. Prideaux explains, “My approach is guided by my intuition, rather than preconception. The camera gives me a […]
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Seigar’s Plastic People
Seigar is an English philologist, a highschool teacher, and a curious photographer. He is a fetishist for reflections, saturated colours, details and religious icons. In this series, subjects are often just out of reach, veiled by glass and reflections from the street – inaccessible to reach out and touch, but always in sight. Meet Seigar’s […]
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Rekindling a Marriage as Old as Our Existence: Federica Porro and Celina Marie Dzyacky Explore the Relationship Between Man and the Natural World
Mutualisms sprawl vehemently throughout the natural world. These mutualisms exist not only in the everyday workings of plant and animal ecosystems, but also through tender encounters between human and nature. Federica Porro and Celina Marie Dzyacky encapsulate this coexistence between plant and man in their series, Flora Umana. In this series, the Italian (Porro) and […]
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Possible Scenarios by Sofia Podesta
Sofia Podestà’s latest photographic series manages to explore a cold and stark landscape with surprising warmth. Through her photography, Podestà is able to transform her surroundings into something magical – as I scroll through her works, a vague sense of familiarity comes over me, even though I’ve never been to these places or seen these […]
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